Events
James Bellingham
Chief Technologist
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
Paul Clayton Building - Room 401
OGI School of Science & Engineering
Oregon Health & Science University
Nov 29, 2007 at 3:00pm
Topic:
Reconfiguring Ocean Observation Systems in Real Time
Abstract
Scientific and technical advances are converging to provide the ocean sciences vastly improved flexibility in observing the ocean. Not only is it possible to make many more measurements, but mobile robotic platforms are providing the ability to reconfigure an observation system at will.
Group discussion on adaptive sampling at CMOP. Antonio will lead the discussion.
Open meeting; Cooley Rm 7212, OGI Campus
Please RSVP if you plan to attend by video (email Ethan Van Matre)
For West Campus Faculty, Staff, and Students
Fall and Winter Term Schedule, 2007-8
Wednesday, 12/5/07, 403 WCC, 12 noon – 1:00 pm:
Strategies for Shortening the Text in a Grant Proposal and Other Documents
Paul Clayton Building—Room 401
Terrestrial organic carbon in the sea: A multi-proxy investigation
Anitra Ingalls at sea
Anitra Ingalls, University Washington School of Oceanography
ABSTRACT: Near shore sediments are the largest long-term repository of organic carbon in the ocean. Organic carbon originally produced on land and later delivered to coastal sediments via rivers and runoff comprises a significant portion of this important carbon reservoir.
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LOCATION—PC 401 (Note: Time and date updated!)
Application of in-situ chemical sensors for studies in the Delaware Bay and the hydrothermal vents of Yellowstone and the deep Pacific
George Luther driving the deep-sea submersible Alvin
Paul Clayton Room 401
OGI School of Science & Engineering
Oregon Health & Science University (West Campus)
20000 Walker Road
Beaverton, OR 97006
The seminar is also available by two-way videoconference and webcast. (Username: lecture; no password).
LOCATION—Cooley Rm 7212 (OHSU/OGI Campus)
Simultaneously by video conference
CMOP research cruise planning meeting
December 14, 2007. 9 am PST/ 12 noon EST
Proposed cruise dates:
5-April to 23-April
10-July to 23-July
18-Sept to 6-Oct
Agenda for meeting
1. Introductions (5 min)
2. Review 2007 research cruises (Crump, ~10 min).
3. Brief discussion of findings (Anyone, 15-30 min).
4. Discuss goals for 2008 research cruises.
5. Discuss cruise dates and possible changes.
6:30-8:00pm
LOCATION:—Wilson Clark Center (Building 3), 2nd floor balcony
OHSU West Campus
OHSU/OGI School of Science and Engineering
20000 NW Walker Road, Beaverton, OR 97006
campus map
Dinner, with guest speakers (Lesley Hallick, OHSU Provost; Roy Sampsel, EAB Chair)
Attendance: EAB, SMT, OHSU Provost
Tuesday, December 18 (8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
LOCATION—Paul Clayton (Bldg 2), Room 401.
OHSU West Campus
OHSU/OGI School of Science and Engineering
20000 NW Walker Road
Beaverton, OR 97006
Click here for campus map.
NOTE: CMOP offices are in Building 1 on the map, the Cooley Science Center. Enter the building at the center of the "U." Turn left down the hall, go up the stairs, and turn left at the top of the stairs. Antonio's office is the last office on the right, room 7019.
NOTE: TENTATIVE (DRAFT) Agenda
8:30-9:00am
Bill Howe: An Introduction to Python at CMOP.
This meeting is postponed. The talk will be incorporated into a lab session of Antonio's Winter class.
Two hours, split between discussion and hands-on activity.
Potential topics:
-- Basic language features
-- Matlab to numpy transition
-- Plots with matplotlib
-- relational database access
-- Product Factory
For West Campus Faculty, Staff, and Students
Fall and Winter Term Schedule, 2007-8
Tuesday, 1/8/08, 403 WCC, 10:30 am – 11:30 am
Oster's Top 5 Strategies for Writing Concretely and Clearly
Paul Clayton Bldg, Rm 401
Also available by videoconference
TITLE: Linking observation and modeling for a new understanding of ecological processes
Dr. Percy Donaghay, who is an EBS CMOP Faculty Candidate, will be visiting CMOP Thursday and Friday, January 10 and 11. As part of his visit he will present a seminar, open to the public.
Room 7217, Cooley Bldg
Also by video conference.
For those remotely attending our Cruise Planning meeting monday (10 a.m. PST), please call into the bridge meeting room 1004. The address to call is:
vtc.stccmop.org##1004
129.95.72.251##1004
For those whose video endpoints cannot handle meeting room numbers (i.e., extension numbers) we have 2 options.
1) Send your IP address to Ethan evm@stccmop.org, and have him tell the bridge to expect a call from you
2) Have Ethan call you from the bridge
If you want to text your system, please
Room 6217, Cooley Bldg
CMOP cruise data standards meeting
Wednesday Jan 16, 11:00 am
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Paul Clayton Building—Room 401
Environmental Proteomics
Dr. Robert Morris, University of Washington, School of Oceanography
Cooley Science Ctr, Room 6217 (OGI campus)
Also by Videoconference (see below for details)
Research Incubation Group Meeting
February 1, 2008, 10am - 12 noon PST
Organized by Byron Crump
Videoconferencing info:
A meeting room has been set up for RIG meetings (1012).
A comprehensive list of CMOP meeting room assignments
Those individuals whose videoconferencing equipment cannot connect directly to a meeting room must contact Ethan vanMatre with their IP addresses so that the bridge can be programmed to recognize and assign them the proper meeting room.
For West Campus Faculty, Staff, and Students
Fall and Winter Term Schedule, 2007-8
Tuesday, 2/5/08, 403 WCC, 10:30 am – 11:30 am
The Resubmission Introduction: Tone Control, Organization, and Content
Cooley Science Ctr, Room 7212 (OGI campus)
Also by Videoconference (vtc.stccmop.org##1013)
Brief agenda:
1) Discuss individual and overarching research questions.*
2) Discuss details of cruise planning and preparations.
*Byron Crump received a handful of "Research Questions," and will pull together a summary of these questions with help from Lydie. If any one else has questions to contribute please send them soon to Byron.
Here are some questions & notes from our Marine Engineer and primary Wecoma contact Dave O'Gorman to think about:
Room 7212 (Cooley Science Center)
Organized by Yvette Spitz
"During the RIG meeting this morning, it became clear that the CMOP modelers should meet before the all-hands meeting to discuss the status and future approaches for that component of the CMOP research."
Email Yvette Spitz to be added to the email list regarding this topic.
Paul Clayton Building—Room 401
Persistent Finescale Planktonic Structure: Resolving the balance between vertical and horizontal biological and physical processes
Tim Cowles, Oregon State University
Sandra Oster has offered to hold a seminar for students on how to write resumes and cover letters. This seminar is timed to fall two weeks before the upcoming Oregon Bioscience Job Fair being held at SoSE on February 27, 6:00 - 8:00 in WCC. Sandra is also offering her services to help students one-on-one with editing and revising their resumes as they fine tune the documents.
In Preparation for the Bioscience Career Fair and Other Job-Search Activities
For OGI School of Science & Engineering Students
A Seminar: Writing a CV and Cover Letter
Presented by Sandra Oster, PhD SoSE Grant Writer & Editor
CMOP Tech Talk restart meeting. Agenda items are projects, technology explorations, and other stuff TBD.
Cooley Science Center, 2nd Floor
OGI School of Science and Engineering
20000 NW Walker Rd, Beaverton, OR 97006
Refreshments (light food and drink) will be provided.
Paul Clayton Building, Room 401
Note: Anyone interested in bringing a poster is encouraged to do so. Please contact Bonnie Gibbs if you would like an easel for displaying your poster.
In Addition: Special equipment needs should be cleared with Ethan vanMatre as far in advance as possible.
Cut off on Yr 2 reportable activity, Individual & Institutional.
Direct questions to Phil Barrett, Executive Director
For West Campus Faculty, Staff, and Students
Fall and Winter Term Schedule, 2007-8
Tuesday, 3/4/08, 403 WCC, 10:30 am – 11:30 am
What’s This NSF Thing, Broader Impact??
2008 Mar 13 is the deadline for comments on the current CMOP Data Policy.
Comments and questions should be directed to the data standards working group: dswg@stccmop.org
For your reference, the existing data policy is online at:
http://www.stccmop.org/cmop/data_policy
Deadline for Yr 2 Annual Reports, Individual
Phil Barrett, Executive Director -->
EBS Research Symposium
March 14, 2008, 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Cooley Science Center Building, 2nd floor lounge area
OGI School of Science and Engineering
2008 Mar 21 is the Deadline for Yr 2 Institutional reports.
Questions should be directed to the Senior Management Team.
Release of 1st draft of Yr 2 Ann. Report for Internal review. Deadline for internal feedback/comments on Yr 2 report is 3/26.
Questions should be directed to the Senior Management Team.
The deadline for CMOP Year 3-4 proposals (revised 3/5/08).
Any questions, please contact Phil Barrett.
Deadline for internal comments on 1st Draft of Yr 2 report is 3/26.
Questions should be directed to the Senior Management Team.
Suspended Particulate Matter (SPM) Transport of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in the Columbia River and its Estuary
Paul Clayton Building—Room 401
Release 2nd Draft of Annual Report for Senior Management Team Review.
Senior Management Team (SMT) meeting to finalize CMOP Year 2 Report
Submit Yr 2 Annual Report to NSF, with placeholder Yr 3 requested budget.
